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NEW! What are the 2013 adjustments to the limits for qualified retirement plans that affect nonqualified deferred compensation?

Every fall, usually in October, the IRS announces limits under Section 415 of the Internal Revenue Code that will apply in the following year to contributions and benefits made under qualified retirement plans. These numbers are adjusted annually for changes …

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